The Moral Equivalent of War?: A Study of Non-Military Service in Nine Nations

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Foreword Preface Introduction by Michael Sherraden and Donald Eberly Canada: Katimavik and Cultural Integration by Michael Sherraden and Donald Eberly China: Youth Service During Economic Reform and the Opening to the West by Michael Sherraden and Donald Eberly Costa Rica: Non-Military Service in a Nation with No Army by Michael Sherraden and Carmen Maria Castillo Indonesia: Connecting the University with the Countryside by Donald Eberly Israel: Non-Military Service Amidst Continuing Conflict by Michael Sherraden and Reuven Gal Mexico: Social Service by University Students by Margaret Sherrard Sherraden and Michael Sherraden Nigeria: Nation Building through the National Youth Service Corps by Augustine Ikein United States: Several Noteworthy Programs by Donald Eberly and Michael Sherraden West Germany: The Right Not to Bear Arms by Jurgen Kuhlmann A Note on Policy and Program Characteristics by Michael Sherraden and Donald Eberly Comparing and Understanding Non-Military Service in Different Nations by Michael Sherraden, Margaret Sherrard Sherraden, and Donald Eberly Thoughts on Policy Development in the United States by Donald Eberly and Michael Sherraden Appendix: Study Notes Index

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